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Categorical Archives Advanced - (5) Monthly Archives August 2007
Contributors Gun Links Firearms InstructionArmed Females of America Assault Weapons Ban Sunset Black Man with a Gun Dave Kopel Educate the USA Firearm News Flashbunny G&A_Forum Garand Collectors Association GOA Grass Roots North Carolina Gunnyragg's Forum Gun Owners Alliance John Ross JPFO KeepandBearArms.com Law Library of Congress Livefire with Larry Pratt of GOA Message For AOL Users Mike’s NRA High Power Competition Page NRAWOL Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Ron Paul Archives 2nd Amendment Coalition Second Amendment Foundation Stephen P. Halbrook Tennessee Firearms Association The_Cato_Institute The Claremont Institute The Colorado Freedom Report The Gun Zone The Liberty Belles Tom Gresham’s Gun Talk U.S.Code from Cornell
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...in more ways than one. This is my first post to the Carnival. My apologies for being so tardy. I thought I'd begin at the beginning, though, for those of you who have not yet "come over to the Dark Side" and purchased your first gun. I thought I'd tell you how I came to be a gun owner. With more states switching to "shall issue" carry permits, more citizens are carrying concealed weapons. Consequently there are more small guns on the market, and in larger calibers. This week I look at two baby 9 mms. Last year I got my Tennessee handgun carry permit. Part 1 describes what the class was like, along with a discussion of some of the legal and moral issues involved in using deadly force. I reviewed the ClipDraw and Saf-T-Blok earlier here. This is a follow up to that post: With respect to magazines, there are two schools of thought for the care of the springs. To get all you can out of using a rifle you must be familiar with the 5 main positions. In response to a question posted at Wince and Nod I responded here. What follows is an amplified version. It's the same in any hobby. People immerse themselves in it, find out everything that they can about every aspect, and soon it sounds like they're talking Greek to the novice. |